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Thousands of tennis fans flock here to see their favourite players or follow along on screen

wherever they are in the world.

But for those who can't make it here in person, the All England Lawn Tennis Club,

which organises Wimbledon, is experimenting with new ways to bring you here virtually.

I'm Alexandra Willis and I'm the Communications and Marketing Director at Wimbledon.

So here we are by the Hill, once known as Murray Mount, also known as Hedman Hill,

now recreated in virtual reality. Tell me about that.

So the Hill has become one of Wimbledon's most iconic

fan destinations, something that people now queue up outside the grounds just to go and have the

opportunity to sit on, which is amazing. And one of the things that we've tried to do is make

sure that we're not just delivering great experiences for people here at Wimbledon but we're being able to share

that with other fans around the world so we thought what better way to try and tiptoe into the

metaverse than creating the hill in a virtual world so we've got the virtual hill and if you join the

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